There is an evironment flag available called SVN_ASP_DOT_NET_HACK that
the svn client libraries look for. If it's set to any value, the
directory that the svn client libraries use is changed from .svn to
_svn. This also seems to work fine for most operations in the subclipse
plugin. The problem is that if you delete a java package through
eclipse, the _svn directories do not get removed, and then eclipse
thinks there are 5 new empty packages with weird names (for example if
you delete a package called x.y.z, you then get the packages x.y.z._svn,
x.y.z._svn.prop-base, x.y.z._svn.props, x.y.z._svn.text-base, and
x.y.z._svn.tmp in the project.
Is this a subclipse issue or an eclipse issue? Someone is not handling
the deletion case correctly. The folder x/y/z stays on disk, along with
the _svn directories.
The work around is close your workspace and manually go do the package
directory you tried to delete it and actually delete it. Then restart
eclipse. You have to do that every time you delete a package. Is this
a known issue, and if not, should I file it with the Eclipse project or
Subclipse project?
Thanks,
Andy Adamczak
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Received on Wed Aug 1 22:26:51 2007